By Sade Lewis MTV’s “Teen Mom 2” star Kailyn Lowry, is now a vibrant college student at DSU, despite personifying Do-Something. org’s static that indicates 1.3 in 10 American teenage girls will get pregnant at least once before the age of 20. “When I signed up for ‘16 […]
By Kailyn Lowry Delaware State University prepared students for the next steps in the professional world through ample opportunities provided during career week. Activities included a career closet and fashion show, leading up to the career fair.These events were sponsored by ca-reer services, located in the MLK building […]
By Jaime Gage On Oct. 30, Dover Post Executive Editor Sundra Hominik visited DSU for one of the many bi-weekly National Association of Black Journalists meetings. NABJ is an organization of students, journalists, and other media professionals designed for networking, developing mentorships, career development, and post graduate opportunities. […]
By Nettiesha Scott Finals are vastly approaching and some students may be wondering how they can improve their study habits as well as where to get help on campus. Professors on campus have office hours during their free time which is a chance for students to meet with […]
By Justine Marshall Delaware State University is starting a tobacco and smoke free initiative in order to foster healthier lifestyles within the campus and beyond. Starting Jan. 1, 2015 four designated smoking areas will be avail-able on DSU’s main campus. Students will be allowed to smoke inside of […]
By JaRel Robinson The DSU Veterans Af-fairs Office joined organi-zations nationwide that display the Military Hon-or Tree on Veteran’s Day in honor of the courage, commitment and dedi-cated service of the men and women in the Armed Forces. The tree, displayed at the entrance of the Ad-ministration Building, […]
By Jasmine Saunders Over 200 young school girls from Chibok, Nigeria are still held hostage, seemingly without an end in sight.Since 2009, many young women, girls and boys have been kidnapped by the Islamic extrem-ist group Boko Haram in Nigeria. The young boys are forced to become fighters […]
By: Allison Hazel Making your mark on the world is more than a motto for Delaware State University students. Former Men’s Council Treasurer and SGA Vice President Duncan Harrison Jr. proves that Hornets are destined for greatness. Harrison is now a candidate for councilman at large for Trenton, […]
By Jaime Gage Every college student, regardless of the major, should consider an internship experience. For most students, landing an internship may seem like a difficult task. But these few tips may help make the process easier and provide a better chance of landing that dream career building experience. 1.) GET EXPERIENCE Although the internship is […]
By:Kyonna Forges Some residents living in the DSU Commons feel inconvenienced because its gym is closed this semester. Commons Resident Assistant, Shakida Hercules said, “It’s being closed because there is no heat in the gym.” Although students are able to workout in the Wellness Center on the main campus, Commons residents were excited […]
